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(4 1861 Aug. 8 Thurs. & said that he thought Capt. B. kind in sending for him. I then told him & Tuk-oo-li-too that I had no idea of leaving them without making full & ready arrangements by wh. as soon as Ebierbing was well enough & the weather would permit to send for them. I asked E. to assist me in inducing Kood-loo & his Noolooana "Jennie" to accompany me which would just make up my crew. I soon found both E. & T. were very loth to have the Angekoo (Jennie) leave. I therefore gave her up - accepting Kood-loo's proposition to go. I agreed to give him what I gave to Koo-jesse & [[?Koopernernung]]. The packing up - leave a portion - cask of Bread, clothing &c. &c. to call for them as call for Kood-loo to-morrow morn. The kindly expressions of Tuk-oo-li-too & E. The start for the ship. Koo-jesse goes to top of the Isd. to see whether the gale will admit of starting - the white caps thick - [[?we]] each under way the sailing boat [[?touring]] ours much as [[?]] on arrival. Compared Chros. on coming aboard - | h m s bts(2 Rescue's = | V-34-56 G. Henry's = | V-19-00 Difference = | 15-28 - | m s on the 30th July Difference 1509 Rescue's gain in 10 days 22 s " [[ditto for: gain]] over G.H. per day 22 s The passage across the Bay to vessel one of excitement - waves running high & beating oft times over heads & Boat. Arrive at G.H. just in time for dinner, 12 Meridian. Duck one of the dishes. After dinner enter the little aft Cabin & pipes glow. Capt. B. & I have a capital chat